Gm915-710 Parts

This is the right hinge cap. For left hinge cap use 00165292.

This adjuster socket is the replacement socket used with a cabinet/appliance leveling foot to adjust and stabilize the unit. It lets you raise or lower the appliance for a level installation and steadier operation. What it does:

• Engages the appliance leveling foot so you can turn and set the height
• Restores proper leveling to reduce rocking, uneven doors, and drainage issues
• Provides a secure interface between the leg and adjustment tool or nut
• Durable replacement for worn or damaged socket components

• One adjuster socket

• Turn power off and unplug the appliance before accessing leveling components
• Access may require tipping or partially removing the front grill or toe panel per your model's service manual
• Verify correct socket orientation and thread engagement before lowering appliance back to floor

This plunger is a small push-style actuator that transfers motion between linked components, restoring proper mechanical engagement for the related mechanism. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to return a lever or latch to its resting position. What it does:

• Acts as the push/pull actuator in a latch, dispenser or control assembly to transmit motion
• Helps the related mechanism engage, release, or return smoothly when working correctly
• Common symptom: lever or latch fails to engage, stick, or does not return to home position
• Prevents intermittent operation caused by a worn or broken push rod

• One plunger

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid electrical or mechanical hazards
• Access may require removal of trim or housing panels; keep small parts organized
• Inspect mating pivot points and bushings for wear; replace if excessively worn

This connecting rod is a direct-replacement linkage that restores proper mechanical movement between internal components. It helps reestablish reliable mechanical connection so affected cycles or motions operate normally. What it does

• Transfers motion between two internal parts to enable proper mechanical operation
• Commonly used where a broken or worn linkage causes reduced or no movement
• A damaged rod can cause intermittent operation, unusual noises, or failed cycles
• Restoring the linkage often eliminates play or binding in the mechanism

• One connecting rod

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Replacement typically requires basic hand tools and removal of access panels
• Handle the rod and surrounding components carefully to avoid bending or misalignment